International African Arts Festival - Brooklyn, New York

International African Arts Festival in Brooklyn, NY

Das International African Arts Festival ist ein Festival, das in Brooklyn, NY, stattfindet und sich auf afrikanische Kunst und Kultur konzentriert. Die Adresse lautet 1360 Fulton St #401, Brooklyn, NY 11216 und der Telefonnummer ist 186386700.

Auf der offiziellen Webseite iaafestival.org können Sie mehr über das Festival erfahren und Tickets kaufen.

Charakteristiken und Angebote

Das Festival bietet eine einzigartige Gelegenheit, die afrikanische Kultur zu erleben und zu feiern. Es gibt viele Aktivitäten und Veranstaltungen, wie Musik, Tanz, Kunst, Handwerk und Essen. Die Spezialität des Festivals ist die Vielfalt der afrikanischen Kultur und die Möglichkeit, sie zu entdecken und zu schätzen.

Ein weiterer Vorteil des Festivals ist der barrierefreie Eingang, was es für alle zugänglich macht.

Lage und Empfehlungen

Das Festival findet in Brooklyn, NY, statt und ist ein toller Ort, um ein Wochenende zu verbringen. Wenn Sie mehr über das Festival erfahren möchten, empfehlen wir Ihnen, die offizielle Webseite zu besuchen und Tickets im Voraus zu kaufen, um sicherzustellen, dass Sie einen Platz haben.

Bewertungen und durchschnittliche Meinung

Das International African Arts Festival hat 54 Bewertungen auf Google My Business und eine durchschnittliche Meinung von 4.5/5. Viele Besucher haben das Festival für seine einzigartige Atmosphäre und die Möglichkeit, die afrikanische Kultur zu erleben, gelobt.

Einige Besucher haben auch die günstigen Preise für Erwachsene ($5) und Kinder ($2) gelobt und betont, dass niemand gestoppt wird, wenn man kein Geld hat.

Fazit und Empfehlung

Insgesamt ist das International African Arts Festival ein toller Ort, um ein Wochenende zu verbringen und die afrikanische Kultur zu entdecken. Wir empfehlen Ihnen, die offizielle Webseite zu besuchen und Tickets im Voraus zu kaufen, um sicherzustellen, dass Sie einen Platz haben.

Wenn Sie mehr über das Festival erfahren möchten, empfehlen wir Ihnen, die Webseite zu besuchen und sich mit dem Festival in Verbindung zu setzen.

Bewertungen von International African Arts Festival

Khari Clarke

5/5

I was absolutely thrilled to be back at festival this year… Everyone that I interacted with was beyond elated to be in each other’s presence.
It’s literally like a homecoming in that many people actually travel back to Brooklyn to participate!
And… the suggested price of $5 for adults and $2 for children is more than reasonable… (No one stops you if you don’t have it. ) Looking forward to next year!!

JuDean Fenton

1/5

You Will never fine me into those places. Places you will fine me in God houses do look for me in internment u will sharply lost out

Kris Turgeau

5/5

It's a nice festival for a long weekend.

Licia

2/5

It a shell of its former self. I remembered the original festival was located by Boys and Girls High School and it was a great experience. Now it has grown in popularity which is a good thing but the way it was handled had me questioning the festival altogether. The donation has raised over the years with no explanation given and also the performances were watered down. Also there was a lack of younger performers and it seemed to be geared to the older crowd. Nothing wrong with that but a little diversity is helpful. Also, some of the sellers in the festival were rude and aggressive at times and that turned me off completely. I want to support the festival but the way it's going, I don't know.

G Bey

4/5

Year after year, The International African Arts Festival is full of exciting imagery of Africa and the diaspora, amazing entertainment, children friendly activities and a sense of cultural unity. Yes, the donation has risen over the almost 50 years that the festival has been in existence but at the current asking price of $5 for adults and $2 for child it is still a good deal and certainly money well-spent. I will continue to support this festival and am happy to do so.

Kemesha Vassell

5/5

There are police present so it's ok to feel safe. The people I meet there are actually nice and it's not cheap but not too expensive either, I'll give it $$. They request u make a small donation if u can but there isn't a specific amount. It's a nice experience for the family

C. Brown

2/5

I have been going to this event for years before it relocated from the Boys & Girls HS field ( when it was called the African street festival). Unfortunately the event has changed for the worst instead of the better.
First off the event entrance fee has always been a voluntary donation. However when I attended with my niece yesterday the woman at the gate went off on her when she said that she had no change. This unidentified woman who was holding a fist full of cash told my niece that she need to support her own and compared the festival donation to the fee you would pay to enter Disney world. LOL.
Clearly this grassless park in the middle of Brooklyn in no way can be compared to going to Disney world. Also, the donation has always been VOLUNTARY and covers nothing within the park. Once you enter the park you have to pay for all the services you receive. So it's pretty ignorant to compare this event in anyway to something like Disney world LOL!
Secondly, all company's requesting donations are required to disclose how the donated money will be used. The money at the gate is being stuffed into an unmarked barrel and the website nor any of the signage in the park discloses this information.
Also, some NOT ALL of the companies with in the festival can be just as rude. For example, I attempted asking a question about the food being served at a vendor called King Halal and just received a blank stare and attitude in response. Against my judgement I stayed in line and ordered a $17.00 meal that was the worst food I have tasted in a longtime! The collard greens needed to be washed because every bite was watery and grainy. The fish smelled and the macaroni was full of some cheese that was not cheddar. This is why events like this don't make it and can't maintain the communities support!
Later on my niece and I went to a Thai restaurant and received courteous service and deliciously prepared food. We had planned to go to the festival for more than one day but after that I couldn't and wouldn't support the event again in the future.

LadySenseiNewYork

5/5

The diaspora is in full bloom with food, people, culture, crafts, textiles, seminars, sciences, fashions, live performances. Great vibe, have been coming here to the festival for over 25 years, and I'm never disappointed. Long live the festival we connect and reunite here. Ase'.